Police said their officers came under sustained attack over a number of hours in the Co Antrim town

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Multiple cars and properties were set on fire in Ballymena while rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and masonry at police officers.

A small landlord can end tenancies via a ‘no-fault eviction’ in limited circumstances, such as economic hardship or to move a family member in.

Riot police were deployed around the Clonavon Terrace area on Tuesday night as hundreds of people gathered in the Co Antrim town.

The scenes of violence in Ballymena which left 15 police injured were described as ‘racist thuggery’ by a senior officer.

Cab officers seized more than €200,000 in cash, electronic devices and 'documents of evidential value'

James Browne said rents are ‘way too high’ as he unveiled a new package of rent controls.

Lawyers for Puska's sisters-in-law, Jozefina Grundzova (32) and Viera Gaziova (40), delivered their closing speeches to a jury this afternoon. The two women are on trial with their husbands, Marek Puska (36) and Lubomir Puska Jnr (38).

The mother-of-three said her children were asking why their house was being attacked during disturbances in the Co Antrim town on Monday night.

The inquest heard two gardaí, Mr Osman’s mother and one of his brothers were with him when he got up and left the room

The department said the issues were not the fault of any of the individuals affected.

A Clare teenager, just turned 18, posted a collage of intimate images of a 15-year-old girl onto his Snapchat stories in a Coco’s Law prosecution, a court has heard

The youth, who cannot be named because he is a minor, is accused of assault causing harm and burglary

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said these were the ‘strongest set of rent protection measures we’ve ever had in the history of the state’.

Fifteen police officers were injured in the disturbances in Ballymena on Monday night.

The incident happened in the Church Grounds area of Kilgarvan shortly after 1.40pm on Tuesday afternoon

RTÉ has had a spate of pest problems this year with rats and mice sighted in the creche, the main canteen, the wardrobe department, and even on the Fair City set

James Browne said rents are ‘way too high’ in Ireland, but would not comment on when he expected them to fall.

Booming corporate tax receipts could grow further in 2025 and 2026, the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said